Stone Creek News Briefs June Update
Mrs Frank Brown has been on the sick list for a week. Mrs Angus McClouds children returned home to Butte after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J L Libby. Mrs Libby ill. Wm Rei left Boulder for Kansas to visit parents for a few months. George Murray bought a new five passenger Overland car. A dance is set at Whitbecks granary on the 16th. Born to Mr and Mrs Jess Brown June 4 a baby girl weighing eight pounds. Joe Rei and others were in Dillon last Saturday.
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Stone Creek
Frank Brown
Angus McCloud
Butte
J. L. Libby
Libby
Wm. Rei
Boulder
Kansas
Will
George Murray
Whitbeck
Jess Brown
Joe Rei
Nephi Hansen
Cochran
A. J. Faust
Pete Jensen
Florence Bray
Dillon
Monida Social and Ranch Activity Report
Dillon visitor Louis Stahl spent days in Monida tending range cattle. Numerous residents including T. C. Beattie Ike Edinger Charles Robinette and Harry Martin and wife stopped in Monida for business and social calls. Ed Roe and wife traveled from Redrock toward their Centennial ranch and Joe Hall O S L agent visited. A rummy party hosted by Mrs Wm Miller drew many locals and Lakeview residents. Local officials county seat visitors and cattle movements between Monida Redrock and Dillon were noted along with preparations for summer school attendance.
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Butte
Centennial Valley
Farm Life Note From Loomont June Entry
Loomont notes sowing oats and preparing fall wheat as warm days return. J Eline of Dillon reports delivering the Madison county map by W T George of Dillon, with buyers pleased. J P Lalanne, missing after a mine incident in Butte, had homestead crops in place.
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Loomont
RE. J. Eline
Dillon
Madison County
W. T. George
J. P. Lalanne
Butte
Jack Elliott
M. T. Carney
Elliott
Virginia City
Walter Enerly
T. Carney
Enerly
Carney
Fishing and mischief touched Friday in our valley
Saturday's fishing was popular but Monday's note spoke of a mine scare in upper Fish creek after a cloud burst last Sunday. A calf was run over by a fast hide buyer who paid $35 for the call and moved on, while another resident left for Deer Lodge valley to open a meat market.
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Fon
Aw.f. Noyd
Butte
John
Upper Fish Creek
Magee
P. J. Magone
Deer Lodge
Twin Bridges
Oscar Buhl
Reuter Ranch
Buhl
John Holenstin
H. C. of
Whitehall
Red Cross officers elected in Sheridan and community notes
Sheridan residents report the Red Cross elected new officers led by Mrs B L Sutherland as president and Miss Nan Murray as treasurer. The group meets thrice weekly and has sent supplies to the front. Local library workers hosted officers as year begins. Arthur Murray, missing from Spectator mine, remains unaccounted for. his parents in Butte await news.
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A. F. Chapdelain
R. H. Dyer
Flora Duncan
J. H. LaDue
Butte
W. H. Godfrey
Colorado
Local News Roundup From Apex Idaho and Nearby
O H Ceiner and Chet Ceiner arrived from Lemhi Idaho for the week. Vera Frakes returned home after studying east. Mrs. Frank Selleck is under doctor care. Connelly goes to Dillon for summer school with her mother. Kenison and Ellis shipped ore to Butte. Stinsons traveled to Dillon on business. McClean visited Dillon on Tuesday. Ed Mercer and wife stay with Hegarty. Joe Montz and family drove to Dillon. he jokes of reaching the moon in a Chevy. Hyland couple shopped in Dillon last Friday.
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Apex
O. EH. Ceiner
Chet Ceiner
Lemhi
Idaho
Vera Frakes
Frank Selleck
Connelly
Dillon
T. Kenison
Mr. Ellis
Butte
Mrs. Stinson
L. McClean
Ed Mercer
Hegarty
Joe Montz
Joe
Grant News: Lambing Nearly Done and Crop Prospects
In Grant on June 12, farmers report strong lambing with good luck this spring. P. W. Armstrong boasts one of the best lamp crops, priced at 93 per tent amid a cold spring. Gardens are planted, wheat looks healthy, and warm weather could push fields into shape. Local moves include Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pickett leaving the hotel for Great Falls, Roy Given’s business trip to Armstead, Gibson's town visit, and George Given moving from Armstrong to Craver ranch with Armstrong's lambing crew.
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Great Falls
Roy Given
Armstead
Outings and visits span Glen area and nearby towns
Neible P. O. June 13 Mrs J A Browne left for Portland to visit her ailing sister. George Lester of Butte and wife enjoy an extended outing at the hotel. Kate Beehrer and Sibyl Grant travel for visits and shopping. Mary Hughes moves to a McCarty dry farm. Clergy Rev T Clifford and Rev Lee H Young conducted services in Dillon and at Hartwig's hall. Streb family came for mass. Robert Joy and son visited Dillon. John and Jack Waters from Reichle visited. Jack Mittelmier came from Dillon. Carl Sassmann and son attended Dillon business. Louisa Hartwig travels to Butte for weeks.
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Dillon
Jacob Hartwig
Streb
Melrose
Hartwig
Lee H. Young
Centennial Valley notes from June include weather and social visits
About fifteen inches of snow fell in Centennial Valley between Saturday and Tuesday morning but has mostly melted. Crops look strong with wheat oats and barley progressing. Gardens show well. A card party honored Mrs. J L Mitchell and Margaret Mitchell of Deer Lodge. Various residents visited, traveled to Dillon and Idaho, and a Bachelor Women’s Needlework club was formed to host a social soon.
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Harry Martin
J. L. Mitchell
Margaret
Deer Lodge
Fred Moore
Amy
Jack Kennar
W. Leese
Zene Bucy
Idaho
Mr. Bucy
Amy Moore
E. G. Fransworth
Dillon
Centennial
Monroe Bucy
Henry, Johnson
Wm. Leese
K. Dennis
Butte
A. L. Jones
Harry Rash
Barnes Circus Promises Spectacle in Dillon This July
A July circus arrives in Dillon with Barnes advertising blitzes and two trains, boasting 65 acts from over 1000 animals and 150 personnel. Doors open 1 and 7 pm with parades at 10:30 am and ample amenities for patrons and families.
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AL G. Barnes
Wild Animal Circus
Dillon
Barnes Circus
Art and Nature in Harmony Through Longfellow Quote
A reflective passage cites Longfellow's Hyperion on art revealing nature and nature expressing through man. It compares thoughts and impressions to ocean vapors dissolving in rain and returning as living art to the great ocean of nature.
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Nature
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Itis
Scott
Scott’s
Bowne
Bloomfield
Grant- News
Glen News
Robert Joy and Son
John Waters
Jack Waters
Reichle
Jack Mittelmier
Carl Sassmann and Son
Louisa Hartwig
Jig
Barnes
Advance Department
A. G. Barnes
Montana Auto Supply Co
Montana
Mak
Toloan
Frank Hazel Baker
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